Dealing with fake agricultural inputs (Project memo) Miscellaneous 9 Feb 2016 Firms and Farms Projects Dealing with fake agricultural inputs Dealing with fake agricultural inputs Authors Jakob Svensson Professor of Economics, Stockholm University David Yanagizawa-Drott Associate Professor of Public Policy, Harvard University Svensson-Yanagizawa-Drott-2015-Project-memo.pdf Download PDF document • 616.04 KB Share Share More from Dealing with fake agricultural inputs Low quality, low returns, low adoption Tessa Bold, Kayuki Kaizzi, Jakob Svensson, David Yanagizawa-Drott Policy brief Low quality, low returns, low adoption: Evidence from the market for fertilizer and hybrid seed in Uganda Tessa Bold, Kayuki Kaizzi, Jakob Svensson, David Yanagizawa-Drott Working paper More from Dealing with fake agricultural inputs Low quality, low returns, low adoption Tessa Bold, Kayuki Kaizzi, Jakob Svensson, David Yanagizawa-Drott Policy brief Low quality, low returns, low adoption: Evidence from the market for fertilizer and hybrid seed in Uganda Tessa Bold, Kayuki Kaizzi, Jakob Svensson, David Yanagizawa-Drott Working paper More from IGC Reference verification and gender gaps in hiring on a job-matching platform in Pakistan Erica Field, Robert Garlick, Kate Vyborny, Alison Andrew, Harmalah Khan, Lala Rukh Khan Policy brief How mechanistic explanations reshape learning and behaviour: Evidence from a fertiliser choice experiment in Eastern Uganda Anirudh Sankar, Robert Dulin, Benjamin Davies, Vesall Nourani, Jess Rudder, Abraham Salomon Working paper In cash or in kind? Remote-sensed evidence of Zambia’s e-voucher reform Robin Burgess, Agnes Norris Keiller, Benjamin Shawa Working paper From direct supply to e-vouchers: What Zambia's FISP reform changed Robin Burgess, Agnes Norris Keiller, Benjamin Shawa Policy brief Themes Firms Farms Countries Uganda
